(continued) Close to the small town of El Rito, the house is 12 miles north of Abiquiu and 8 miles west of the hot springs at Ojo Caliente. A short drive takes you to a creekside trail leading to Potrero Falls amidst tall ponderosa pines and aspens. Nearby Jeep trails lead you deep into the forest, to high mountain meadows where sheep are still tended by local sheepherders and their dogs for six months at a time, until the winter forces them back down to lower elevations. In winter, snowshoeing and cross country skiing are great pastimes. Year round, the clear pitch black night sky is perfect for stargazing.

The historic village of El Rito has a unique charm. This old Hispanic town presents a terrific library, a traditional adobe church, and old-time stores like Martin's General Store. Opposite Martin's is El Farolito, a small family restaurant world-famous for its authentic northern New Mexico cuisine, and even though it was recommended in the Rand McNally Road Atlas and Gourmet Magazine-an unforgettable dinner costs no more than $8. Their red and green chiles are delicious. While enjoying your stay at the tranquil Casa Ambrosia you may experience this sacred breath of the Earth. And if you stay long enough, you may even dream of goddesses offering you the life-giving and nourishing balm of ambrosia.

Amenities: living/diningroom, large bedroom with deluxe king Select Comfort Dual Chamber adjustable bed, second bedroom with queen w/pillowtop mattress, full bathroom, fully equipped kitchen including dishwasher and microwave, laundryroom with washer/dryer, radiant floor heating plus wood fireplace, DVD player, no TV reception, high speed wireless internet, phone (please use phone card for long distance), gas barbeque grill for patio dining.
No smoking please.